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Calgary: Summer of the Flood: This past June, a low pressure system got locked in over southern Alberta bringing days of heavy rain. The waters rose and the two rivers running through Calgary crested. The ensuing flood forced thousands from their homes, took four lives and caused billions of dollars in damage. This News in Review story and guide examine the impact of the flood, the outpouring of support from Albertans, the crisis leadership of Mayor Naheed Nenshi and the long-term challenges of rebuilding

Rail Disaster: Devastation in Lac-Mégantic: In the early hours of July 6, a train of 72 tankers carrying crude oil, slipped its break and rolled downhill, jumping the tracks and exploding in the small town of Lac-Mégantic, eastern Quebec. The flames and fireballs could be seen for miles. Forty-seven people died in the explosions and fires that followed. This News in Review story and guide explore the devastating impact of the tragedy on the community of Lac-Mégantic, the province of Quebec and Canada. Also examined are the issues of public safety in transporting dangerous substances and the public relations disaster set in motion by the railway CEO

Royal Birth: The World Welcomes Prince George of Cambridge: The birth of a royal baby has always been of great interest around the world. With parents as well liked as Kate and William, the arrival of the next heir to the British throne promised to be the most anticipated royal birth in history. This News in Review story and guide look at the renewed interest in the royal family, public perceptions and press coverage of them in recent decades, and the ongoing debate over the relevance of the monarchy to Canadians

Henry Morgentaler: Death of a Canadian Protagonist: He was a Second World War concentration camp survivor who came to Canada, became a doctor and changed the way the country treated women seeking abortions. Henry Morgentaler was a controversial figure: loved by some and reviled by others. He died on May 29, 2013. This News in Review story and guide examine Morgentaler's long career, his impact on Canadian law, and the importance of respectfully considering differing perspectives

Calgary: Summer of the Flood: This past June, a low pressure system got locked in over southern Alberta bringing days of heavy rain. The waters rose and the two rivers running through Calgary crested. The ensuing flood forced thousands from their homes, took four lives and caused billions of dollars in damage. This News in Review story and guide examine the impact of the flood, the outpouring of support from Albertans, the crisis leadership of Mayor Naheed Nenshi and the long-term challenges of rebuilding

Rail Disaster: Devastation in Lac-Mégantic: In the early hours of July 6, a train of 72 tankers carrying crude oil, slipped its break and rolled downhill, jumping the tracks and exploding in the small town of Lac-Mégantic, eastern Quebec. The flames and fireballs could be seen for miles. Forty-seven people died in the explosions and fires that followed. This News in Review story and guide explore the devastating impact of the tragedy on the community of Lac-Mégantic, the province of Quebec and Canada. Also examined are the issues of public safety in transporting dangerous substances and the public relations disaster set in motion by the railway CEO

Royal Birth: The World Welcomes Prince George of Cambridge: The birth of a royal baby has always been of great interest around the world. With parents as well liked as Kate and William, the arrival of the next heir to the British throne promised to be the most anticipated royal birth in history. This News in Review story and guide look at the renewed interest in the royal family, public perceptions and press coverage of them in recent decades, and the ongoing debate over the relevance of the monarchy to Canadians

Henry Morgentaler: Death of a Canadian Protagonist: He was a Second World War concentration camp survivor who came to Canada, became a doctor and changed the way the country treated women seeking abortions. Henry Morgentaler was a controversial figure: loved by some and reviled by others. He died on May 29, 2013. This News in Review story and guide examine Morgentaler's long career, his impact on Canadian law, and the importance of respectfully considering differing perspectives